“These disinformation candidates trying to overturn the will of the people, their goal is to sow distrust, and through that distrust, they suppress turnout,” said All Voting is Local’s Pennsylvania State Director Nick Pressley.
Every Bucks County Republican state representative voted against the bill aiming to end LGBTQ discrimination.
The region has become a poorly planned hub of warehouses and logistics centers that threatens to contaminate clean drinking water for Pennsylvanians and cause irreversible environmental damage.
This national organizing effort is set to reach campuses from coast to coast, with demonstrations, labor organizing workshops, and other events focusing on worker justice.
While medical deportations are illegal, hospitals still deport patients anyway to save money – even if it puts the patient’s life at risk.
Teacher shortages can lead to larger class sizes, higher burnout and resignation rates, less individual time with teachers, and other factors leading to learning loss and other negative outcomes for students.
In North Carolina, Republican lawmakers have ignored for decades their State Supreme Court’s order to make their education funding scheme constitutional.
There is a digital rage mob to right-wing media and lawmakers pipeline that traffics in hate and harassment and often targets the LGBTQ community.
For pregnant people in states with little-to-no abortion access, Pennsylvania is a refuge. But the state has restrictions that can cause problems of its own.
The MAGA millionaire whose PAC bankrolled right-wing school board candidates in 55 school districts across Pennsylvania last election cycle thinks people need to “protect” Central Bucks School District from outsiders’ influence. Maybe it’s his money and politics we need protecting from?
It’s no coincidence that advocates for loosening child labor restrictions also push for expanding charter schools and voucher programs.
A review of Matthew Dallek’s “Birchers: How the John Birch Society Radicalized the American Right.”
Organizers say Thursday’s event is meant to serve as a message to local politicians to pass meaningful common sense gun legislation in the commonwealth.
In Butler, Lancaster, and Schuylkill counties, these candidates will likely hold a majority on their board of election.
